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Indigeneity and the Politics of Language in Canada
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  • 2006This is not a peace pipe: towards a critical indigenous philosophy545 cited
  • 2011Paths to post-nationalism: a critical ethnography of language and identity290 cited
  • 2012Multiculturalism within a bilingual framework: language, race, and belonging in Canada163 cited
  • 2007Language, Citizenship and Identity in Quebec125 cited
  • 2010Beyond the Indian Act: restoring aboriginal property rights84 cited
  • 1999Heated language in a cold climate67 cited
  • 2003Language, Politics, and Social Interaction in an Inuit Community38 cited
  • 2008Out of the Fires of Hell: Globalization as a Solution to Globalization—An Indigenist Perspective.18 cited

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